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broadly ['brɔdlɪ]

ad. 宽广地, 明白地, 无礼貌地

Broadly, I agree with you.
总的来说，我同意你的看法。
In today's lecture I'd like to interpret this problem broadly rather than in depth.
在今天的讲课中我想把这个问题阐述得广泛些而不是深入透彻些。
Broadly speaking, she is wrong.
总而言之，她是错的。

broadly

[ adv ]

without regard to specific details or exceptions

<adv.all>

he interprets the law broadly

in a wide fashion

<adv.all>

he smiled broadly

Broadly \Broad"ly\, adv.
In a broad manner.

First, he can broadly continue his programme - as Mr Boris Fyodorov, the finance minister, yesterday urged him to do by showing 'political will' in face of the nationalist surge.
Trading in the shares starts on November 15. The trust will aim to match broadly both changes in the capital value of the index and its gross dividend yield by investing in 300 or more of the 1,000 companies which constitute the index.
As a play, Karate Billy Comes Home at the Royal Court's Theatre Upstairs, which is where The Maiden also began, is not in the same league, but it is broadly the same genre.
All those good words," McCartney said, smiling broadly and grabbing hands to shake.
Equities dropped broadly in the first few minutes of trading amid selling mostly by West German investors, they said.
The more broadly and deeply felt the need that an entrepreneur addresses, the more competition he or she normally faces from others who perceive the same opportunity.
Still, it is not approved in the U.S. although it has been broadly available in Europe for more than two years.
The libel-proof doctrine that the appeals court rejected "was never a broadly applied doctrine," said Floyd Abrams, a New York attorney who specializes in libel law.
Airline stocks were broadly lower in the face of a jump in oil prices.
The dollar fell broadly against major foreign currencies.
More broadly, the letter asked the Senate to declare that journalists may protect the identities of confidential sources in Senate proceedings.
Roffman violated Janney Montgomery policies in making comments to the news media about the Taj Mahal before clearing them with top company officials and by not disseminating the recommendations broadly to the firm's clients first, Wilde said.
The proportion of awards to state servants was broadly in line with previous lists, though Downing Street said that now no official was nominated automatically. Political honours, however, were distributed at Westminster rather more sparsely than usual.
This jump in international attendance was broadly based, reflecting increased visitor counts from all of the main industrial regions of the world.
The stock market declined broadly today, retreating in the face of a fresh barrage of statistics on the state of the economy.
One measure was "vague and simplistic" because it was drawn too broadly, Mr. Bruce recalls, another "detailed and complicated."
Yesterday's votes in the people's congress were significant not because the congress has real legislative power but because it is the only all-union assembly with even a halfway claim to being broadly representative.
The men grinned broadly as they embraced their families and colleagues waiting in the lobby of the building.
The H-P/Toshiba and Tektronix/NEC programs are broadly similar, with several differences.
The finance ministers would declare current exchange-rate levels to be broadly consistent with underlying economic fundamentals, at least for the immediate future.
Next year, Congress is expected to reopen debate on whether and how to permit banks to move more broadly into the securities business.
Share prices were broadly higher during the morning session on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, dealers said.
The normally taciturn Hazelwood smiled broadly for the first time in the two-month trial when the verdicts were announced two days short of the oil spill's first anniversary.
Airline stocks, a hot takeover group for most of the summer, also declined broadly.
For example, for the UK there is a tracker fund which uses futures to track the FT-SE index, and a bear fund which aims to achieve broadly the opposite of the index.
But Mr. Lee noted that federal courts in other states, including New York, haven't been willing to interpret similar clauses as broadly, resulting in "an area of major dispute" likely to be resolved only at the appellate court level.
Frankfurt share prices continued their advance for a third consecutive day, ending the session broadly higher.
The figures were broadly in line with analysts' expectations. Bank shares fell in spite of some good earnings news.
The stock market advanced broadly today, extending the rally it began a week ago.
Metals and forest product stocks were broadly higher.

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